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09 May 1877
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The Clermont Courier in Batavia, Ohio
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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1877
Page
1
My Little Woman Poem From Indianapolis Journal
A poet salutes his partner in verse, recalling youth and aging, the closeness of their hands, and the enduring love that endures through sorrow and joy. The piece reflects tenderness, memory, and admiration set against a weathered emotional arc.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Journal
Lydia at the Station Waiting for Love
Lydia, a prudent New England girl, waits beside the railroad as a freight train nears. Her brother, the station master, signals the stop while a dusty freight conductor, formerly a brakeman, steps down to meet her. The scene centers on their quiet reunion and her view of his transformation through work and love.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia
New England
Iron Horse
Horace H. Day
Niagara Falls
Day
George Stephenson
Mr. Muntz
England
Colonies
Dramatic Switches Save Trains and Lover in Turbulent Car Incident
A freight car brake fails on a hillside branch causing a perilous chase. Lydia uses a cross over switch to divert a derailing car, saving passengers and her lover but sacrificing herself as the express passes. The superintendent honors her courage and the lovers reconcile amid confusion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia
Cat Tricks and Tales From Dr Staples Book
Dr W Gordon Staples presents a cat training book telling how to teach tricks to a clever cat. Examples include jumping through arms and hoops and even a hoop dipped in spirits. Anecdotes describe cats recognizing days, guiding a shop cat, and a bird capture in a lobby without harming it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Gordon Staples
R. N
Tom
Mr. Staples
Dicky
Legend of Lake Tanganyika tale of a fountain and a lake
In a Stanley era NY Herald tale villagers of a plain near Tanganyika uncover a hidden fountain that yields endless fish. A wife betrays secrecy, leads her lover to the spring, and the well bursts into a vast lake transforming the landscape and bringing punishment.
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Stanley
New York Herald
Great Lake
Avinza
Uvinza
Ujiji
Ohio General Assembly Adjournment and Conference Actions
The 62nd General Assembly reports extensive conference committee work on the appropriation bill, bills on roads street railways and tax law, and honors for fallen soldiers. Senate and House actions include resolutions for adjournment sine die, compensation for staff, and eulogies for Representative O P Nicholls.
Voter registration bill advances as Senate deals with ad bills
The Senate took up the voter registration measure and adopted amendments limiting its reach to first and second class cities after rejecting broader operation. Several bills passed including relief for Mercer County Agricultural Society and highway land purchases, while advertising and public printing bills faced mixed votes and later investigation into Brunner and Swain votes. The session adjourned with approvals on labor and public works contracts and a joint resolution to print history of education in Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
House
Conference Committee
Agricultural College
Kleinschmidt
Sorter
Danfrey
Converse
Green Lawn Cemetery
Adjutant-General
General Assembly
Curtiss
Nichols
Summit County
Blake
Williams
Holloway
Bellevue
Medina
McLain
Adjutant General
Ohio
Nigh
Greenlawn Cemetery
Columbus
Yeas
Hart
Mt. Vernon
Hitchcock
Schenck
Kessler
Secretary of State
Supreme Court Commission
Thurman
Haley
Neal
House of Representatives
Sandusky
Summit
Benjamin Inman
O. P. Nicholls
Messrs
Monahan, Oglevee
Bobl
Longview Asylum
Monahan
Abner Haines
Conference
House Committee
Knox
Bogardus
Lybarger
Hamilton
Butler County
Mercer County Agricultural Society
E Thresher
Pees
Stanton
Davis
Hudson
Jackson County
Jackson
Swan
Carnahan, Beach and Seifert
Brunner
Johnson
Als
Illinois Legislature Offers Ten Thousand for Hog Cholera Cure
The Illinois Legislature announces a prize of ten thousand dollars for a viable cure to hog cholera. Researchers are invited to submit proven methods or treatments that can eliminate the disease affecting swine farms statewide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illinois
Roach Battle in the North American Press Room
A mail-packer faced winged roaches on a high shelf in the Philadelphia North American press room. He fought them off with a large club, counting about five hundred dead and wounded before victory. He admits being a little scared, calling it a queer experience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Custer’s Name Spreads Across Colorado Towns and Counties
In Detroit a veteran gardener and a young man clash over income and appearance. The elder questions the youth’s six dollar weekly pay and flashy clothes, arguing authenticity. the youth defends pride while learning practical work under a new banner. Colorado creates a Custer County as a namings trend grows across western towns and counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gardener
Detroit
General Grant
City Hall
John Jacob Astor
Custer
Colorado
Adventure with a Snake in India
An Indian river chase ends in the defeat of a huge rock snake nearly twenty feet long. Two shikarees, aided by sahibs who joined the fight, wound and drive the creature ashore after it attacks hunters and drags water into foam. Attempts to skin the snake fail due to wounds heat and hygiene issues.
Battle anecdote portrays Bismarck and the King at Sadowa
The Allgemeine Militarzeitung recounts an informant’s tale from the Battle of Sadowa. Emperor Wilhelm I, astride his famed horse Veranda later renamed Sadowa, watched from danger as shells fell. Prince Bismarck urged caution, but the King stayed where he was needed, prompting a playful rebuke from Bis marck and a brisk ride onward. The Premier’s patience broke when the King’s horse surged forward.
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Allgemeine Militarzeitung
Sadowa
Prince Bismarck
Herr von Bismarck
Bismarck
den Linden
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